Fraud Evolves.
So Does The Club.
The Saga Continues — Round IV /// April 6–7, 2027 /// Charlotte, NC
This Is Not A Conference. It's A Club.
400+ of the sharpest fraud minds. Two days. Zero sales pitches. A bare knuckle fraud fighting experience — built by practitioners, for practitioners. Round IV is the biggest fight night yet.
Three Rounds Down. The Saga Continues.
Three rounds. Thousands of fraud fighters. One club. From the first bell in New York to two sold-out rounds in Charlotte — every chapter made the community stronger.
Who's In? Everyone That Matters.
Real practitioners. Real operators. Real conversations. More financial institutions than sponsors — that's the FFC promise, and we keep it.
No Scripts. No Filters. Just Fighters.
The sharpest fraud minds in the game, sharing tactics that actually land. This isn't moderation. It's leadership in gloves.
Erin Vertin
John Watkins
Sam Strohm
They Back The Fight.
The sharpest fraud minds in the game, on one card. A growing lineup of coaches — more being announced through the autumn. Every one of them fights this every day.
Early Fighter Gets The Deal.
The bell rings April 6–7, 2027. Tickets drop October 1st. The earlier you commit, the less you pay — that's how the club works.
This Is Proof. Not Promises.
“A powerful reminder of what’s possible when decades of fraud expertise come together in one room.”
“FFC breaks the traditional conference formula and does it differently.”
“I always leave with new ideas I’m excited to bring back and apply to our security program.”
“The hallway conversations are just as valuable as the ones happening on stage.”
“Sponsoring FFC is one of the easiest decisions we make every year.”
“FFC is not a conference. It’s a community gathering.”
Round III. As It Happened.
Fight Club Days. Charlotte Nights.
Straight Answers. No Corner Cutting.
Who can attend? What's included? Refunds? The five most-asked questions live here as an accordion — full FAQ linked in the footer.
Only employees of financial institutions and fintechs can buy tickets. That keeps the room full of practitioners — not vendors.
All sessions on the Main Stage and in the four Deep Dive rooms, Meeting Madness, food and drinks on both days, and the evening Happy Hour.
No fixed deadline, but the venue has a hard capacity — and FFC has sold out before. The earlier you commit, the less you pay.
Recordings are not made public. The closed room is what makes people share what is really happening. Being there is the point.
Download the Justification Letter. It makes the business case for you — content, room quality, and what you bring back to the team.
The Bell Rings April 6.
Round IV. Charlotte. Be in the room where fraud loses.
